FeatureFusion exposes a single tool 'orders.create' with critical definition gaps. The tool has a description ('Create an order') but it is extremely brief (15 chars, below the 20-char minimum). Input schema is present with 5 parameters, but 3 of them (productId, quantity, customerId) have null descriptions, violating the requirement that every parameter must have a non-empty description. The two MCP-specific parameters (idempotencyKey, confirmed) have descriptions but are protocol artifacts, not domain parameters. No output schema is documented. The tool lacks error handling guidance, recovery hints, or context about when to use it. The naming 'orders.create' uses dot notation rather than the verb_noun convention (should be 'create_order'). No evidence of idempotency support despite the idempotencyKey parameter. The analyzer code shows the framework enforces some checks (BBMCP001 - 005) but the tool definition itself does not meet baseline quality standards.

• Add non-empty descriptions to productId, quantity, and customerId parameters. Example: 'productId: The numeric ID of the product to order (must exist in catalog)'; 'quantity: Number of units to order (1 - 1000)'; 'customerId: The numeric ID of the customer placing the order'.
• Expand tool description to 50 - 150 characters explaining what the tool does, when to use it, and what it returns. Example: 'Create a new order for a customer. Reserves inventory, validates payment method, and returns order ID and confirmation details. Use this after confirming product availability and customer identity.'
• Document the output schema with all returned fields (order_id, status, total_price, estimated_delivery, etc.) so LLMs can extract the order ID for downstream calls like add_shipping or track_order.
• Add error handling guidance in the description or as a separate error_handling field. Example: 'If product not found, call search_products(). If payment fails, ask customer for alternative payment method. If inventory exhausted, suggest similar products.'
• Rename tool from 'orders.create' to 'create_order' to match verb_noun convention and improve LLM parsing.